remove runtime dependency of vmstat
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Updated doc and check to warn user about change in behavior.
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remove runtime dependency of `vmstat`
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This is to address: #22
I wish there was a better way to do this but I cant think of any. Open to any suggestions, this is more of a proposal than being ready to go.
I have not tested and will be kind of harder for me to test because I would have to custom build something from scratch because all our automation has gcc installed via the
build-essentialspackage.Also the reason it is a full release is because its a breaking change with no backwards compatibility, rather than a minor, or patch.